United States v. Richard Devincent, United States of America v. Charles Tashjian
Court of Appeals for the First Circuit
1Opinion of the Court
DAVIS, Judge.
Appellants DeVincent and Tashjian were charged in a twenty-four count federal in dictment involving fifteen people. We are now concerned with count one stating a complex RICO conspiracy 1 and with count three charging appellants alone with federal extortion. The jury acquitted appellants (and two others) of count one, 2 then resumed deliberating and the next day returned guilty findings on three counts (not now involved), deliberated again and reported a deadlock on three counts, including count three. A mistrial was declared as to the latter three counts. DeVincent and Tashjian…
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